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A legal brief filed this week contends that SB 976, which requires parental consent before teens see algorithmically recommended content, infringes on minors' constitutional protections for speech and access to information.
Organizations moving to post-quantum cryptography can succeed by treating the transition as a staged migration program rather than a technical puzzle, according to security leaders at Daiwa Institute of Research and Deloitte.
Governments worldwide are setting 2030 as a deadline for post-quantum cryptography migration, yet varying regulatory scopes are forcing multinational organizations to navigate multiple compliance paths.
The Swiss bank has launched a hybrid key exchange pilot in its online banking platform, demonstrating how financial institutions can migrate to quantum-safe cryptography without disrupting customer operations.
As artificial intelligence systems move from assisting workers to executing consequential business decisions in regulated functions, companies must ensure they can trace, verify and reconstruct every action an agent takes.
California faces a choice between accepting $1.86 billion in federal broadband funding and maintaining its state net neutrality law, as the Trump administration requires grant recipients to waive enforcement of net neutrality rules statewide for up to 14 years.
A federal appeals court has declined to hold website operators liable for linking to copyrighted material, preserving a two-decade legal consensus that the host server, not the linker, bears responsibility for infringement.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration's $1.4 billion broadband expansion grant to California comes with a condition that would strip the state of its net neutrality law, affordability safeguards, and emergency service protections for 14 years.
